All terrain tires are used for off-road riding, so no they aren't. You will want something with a more sleek rounded edge instead of the all terrain tires that provide a very bumpy ride that is also harder on gas.
I do not think you would require all terrain tires for city driving. This type of tire is usually sold for off road driving using trucks, jeeps or recreational vehicles. I think all season tires would suit your purposes.
An all terrain tire, or a sand specific tire would be best.
Bf Goodrich K/O All Terrain
All all-terrain vehicles are equally equipped to drive in muddy areas. Kawasaki and Sportman all-terrain vehicles are the highest rated all-terrain vehicles to be used in mud.
The Cooper Discoverer S/Ts aren't to shabby,if you want to drive on the road too an all-terrain might be better but their not the greatest in the mud.
Mud terrain tires are not used inside the city highways because mud terrain tires make much more road noise than an all terrain or highway street tire. Most mud terrain tires also use heavy duty construction methods.
Pierre Cadorette has written: 'Handbook' -- subject(s): Safety measures, Logging, Machinery, Forests and forestry, All terrain vehicle driving, All terrain vehicles, Safety appliances
An all terrain vehicle, that is bullet proof, and can fire a cannon.
Rubber mats are best for cleaning and durablity.
All Terrain Armor Transport.
Either BOB Revolution or Phil
Yes; it all depends on the altitude of the terrain. If the city is built on a mound, the flood may spread around it.